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Boric acid powder is easily found at most hardware stores and even some drug stores. It’s used mainly as an insecticide to kill pests like cockroaches, ants, and fleas. The powder is actually a very fine crystal that is abrasive to the insect’s exoskeleton and is also a stomach poison when it’s ingested.
